"Unveiling the Mysteries of a Giant Solar Storm Across the Solar System"

A widespread solar storm in April 2021 affected six spacecraft at different locations, including those near the sun, Earth, and Mars. The storm, which released high-speed solar energetic particles, was the first to be observed simultaneously on the surfaces of Earth, the moon, and Mars. The event highlighted the potential dangers of space radiation to human exploration throughout the solar system and the need for monitoring and understanding solar storms. Researchers used data from multiple spacecraft to study the impacts of the solar storm and found that protons and electrons may come from different sources. This research will contribute to a better understanding of space weather and aid in the preparation for long-duration crewed missions.